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Welcome to God's explaining. This is Father Jacob Bertrand Jansick and today on this Alexio episode for Divine Mercy Sunday, the second Sunday of Easter. I am joined by Father Gregory Pine who seems pretty excited about this being

Divine Mercy Sundays doing a little head dance which I would disapprove of but he's

too far away for me to stop him and also by Father Patrick Brisco, who seems less excited,

but also seems happy enough to be here.

So welcome, fathers, on this Divine Mercy Sunday.

How you doing?

Doing well. Let's see. What's to report? Mercy, Switzerland, I got nothing. Oh, I celebrated some masses during Easter for an English speaking community in Byrne, which is nice because it's like preaching in French except the difference is that it's actually good sometimes.

So that's awesome.

So I was really appreciative for that opportunity.

Do you preach preaching French often?

Maybe like once or twice a week and it's rough.

Do they know what you're saying?

Just go ahead and say that.

Okay.

Do they know what you're saying?

Um, yeah. So. Okay, do they know what you're saying? Yeah, so I've gotten some things wrong, right?

Some key things wrong, turns out.

So my pronunciation is, you know, it's horseshoes and hand grenadey, but so cur is heart and core is a body.

You don't want to get those confused in certain contexts.

Also, sant is blood, you know,

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